Neighborhood notes and local milestones across town
Mrs. K M Blasdel builds a bench for bus riders beside her Madison Street corner. A squirrel roams Amarillo High during Miss Kate Wilson’s geometry class. Ed D Parsons joins Texas College of Arts and Industries as analytical chemistry instructor after two years with the U S Geological Survey. News of weddings, travels, and military moves fills the community pages with out‑of‑town visits and looming holiday plans.
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Hayden Street
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Birthday Greetings for Mrs. Pat Malone and Shirley Dale Jackson
Birthday wishes go to Mrs Pat Malone and Shirley Dale Jackson from family friends and colleagues. The message notes warm regards on their special day and conveys best wishes for health happiness and continued friendship.
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Pat Malone
Shirley Dale Jackson
King Collects Amarillo Autographs As New Theatre Chief
Jack King the new Inter state Theatre manager began meeting Amarillo residents to learn about the town. In two to three days he has gathered about 150 names in a pocket book recording each person’s name and occupation. His wife and three children have not yet moved here from Harlingen and may join him next week.
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New City
Harlingen
Local Residents Move Amid Illnesses and Travel
Daily notes list several residents visiting hospitals including Mrs R M Nash at St Anthony's Hospital and Mrs A N Cherryhomes in Northwest Texas Hospital with varying conditions. It records new arrivals and moves from Dallas Lubbock Memphis and Oklahoma City plus a cabbage recipe and local employment shifts.
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West Fourteenth Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
Evans Nash
Oklahoma City
Nash
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Bowie Street
H. L. Mauldin
East Eighth Avenue
Miss Ora
Mississippi Street
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Wichita Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
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van Buren Street
Roosevelt to Demand Full Nazi Account for Losses
President Roosevelt will demand from Germany a full accounting of American lives and ships lost at sea due to Nazi actions. Since 1939 five American owned ships have sunk with at least 65 U.S. deaths, as allies debate steps to enforce rights on the high seas. Some suggest repeal of the Neutrality Act. others urge naval orders to fire on vessels harassing trade.
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Germans modify rye bread to imitate wheat bread
Berlin reports the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute is altering rye bread to look and taste like wheat bread and cultivating lupine beans to sweeten coffee. With wartime wheat shortages, officials push rye as a healthful alternative while researchers blend rye with wheat characteristics. The story notes the shift in bread preference amid rationing.
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Weekend Visits Across Dalhart Pampa Hereford and Quail
Over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hatley of Dalhart visited Mr. and Mrs. Nichols. Mrs Cleo Fulton visited friends in Pampa. Mr. and Mrs. Alpert Blair visited their son and mother in Hereford. New pupils include Christine Merrill Hereford Thelma Hardin Clarendon Mary Nell Harbour Spearman Neema Reynolds Adrian Maxine Laughlin Elida N M Marie Potter Dalhart Winifred Jones Dalhart Velma Lee Cleveland Quail Eva Thurman Quail and Billie Jo Smith Farnsworth.
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Dalhart
Nichols
Cleo Fulton
Pampa
Velma Lee Cleveland
Quail
Eva Thurman
Billie Jo Smith
Farnsworth
Wartime German Crops and Substitutes Experiment
Report describes efforts to replace wheat with substitute products. Lupine beans yield palatable foods including lupine noodles and coffee, while experiments aim to make beets grow above ground like kohlrabi and to fashion lifebelts from sunflower stems.
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Germany
Convict Shot During Escape Attempt at Wynne Prison Farm
In Huntsville on September 9 a guard wounded convict William V. Cummings of Wilmington Delaware during an escape attempt at Wynne Prison Farm. Cummings, 29, was shot several times by Guard Claude W. Hannah while resisting recapture. A second convict named Salem Jones, 23, serving five years from Collin County for robbery, fled but was recaptured shortly after.
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New War Games To Begin on Sunday
In Louisiana on September 10 roughly 500 000 troops from the Second and Third Armies prepared to move into position for the general headquarters war games starting Sunday. The Second Army under Lieut General Ben Lear will face off against Lieut General Walter Krueger's Third Army totaling 350 000 troops.
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Prison escapee tracked after break from Eastham Farm
Trusty Charles Throp, 21, of San Antonio, who was serving a six year term for theft in McLennan Hays and Guadalupe counties, escaped from Eastham Farm Weldon yesterday. He fled 12 miles but was caught by two guards hiding in bushes near the Trinity River. he offered no resistance.
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Army maneuvers pause as 500000 troops enjoy midweek respite
Half a million soldiers take a mid week break from grueling maneuvers as the Second Army advances from Arkansas in simulated combat and the Third Army conducts intra corps war games.
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Arkansas
Double Help for Women CARDUS Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement urges women to use CARDUS for periodic pain and discomfort starting three days before menses and as a tonic to boost energy by improving gastric juice flow. It claims many women use it both ways and become enthusiastic boosters.
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